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Set out to visit Tiddis ,one of the underrated Roman ruins located in the northwest of Algeria, in the province of Constantine. The city was founded as a military outpost in the 3rd century and built on a hillside overlooking Constantine from a certain vantage point to defend the city against invaders. Upon your arrival, you can see a beautiful scenery of landscapes and a striking red earth with a magnificent hillock in which the site is located. Now, let's explore the mysteries of the Roman ruins built on this vast land.

Djémila the Beautiful one, Latin: Cuicul or Curculum, formerly Cuicul, is a small mountain village in Algeria, near the northern coast east of Algiers, where some of the best preserved Berbero-Roman ruins in North Africa are found. It is situated in the region bordering the Constantinois and Petite Kabylie (Basse Kabylie). In 1982, Djémila became a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique adaptation of Roman architecture to a mountain environment. Significant buildings in ancient Cuicul include a theatre, two fora, temples, basilicas, arches, streets, and houses. The exceptionally well preserved ruins surround the forum of the Harsh, a large paved square with an entry marked by a majestic arch.

onstantine, nicknamed “the City of Bridges”, is a true masterpiece of open-air history. Few people know that it takes its name from Emperor Constantine I and that it was the ancient capital of Numidia, Cirta. Built on an impressive limestone block and crossed by a spectacular canyon, the city is connected by numerous bridges that offer breathtaking views. Getting lost in its iconic neighborhoods is a journey back in time. The Ottoman Casbah, in the heart of the medina, houses the sumptuous Palais du Bey, while the Bardo district evokes the passage of the French colonial era. Constantine is not only a city to visit, it is an experience to live: its history, unique architecture and majestic panoramas make it one of the most fascinating cities in the world.

Constantine gives the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of emperors and empires, where ancient history whispers from every monument. it also a chance for you to immerse yourself in a vibrant culture where East meets West, then feast on a legendary culinary scene. From breathtaking sights to unforgettable bites, this is where your ultimate adventure comes to life.

Our guides, natives of Oran and real experts, offer you an authentic and immersive experience. Discover the treasures of the capital of western Algeria on a full-day private tour. Stroll through Oran’s historic and picturesque alleyways, then explore the majestic Fort of Santa Cruz and its surrounding park, a place that has inspired many artists, including the famous Kamel Daoud. This tour combines history, culture and exceptional panoramas, for a unique and memorable experience in Oran.

Tlemcen, a city with a rich heritage, is a little-known cultural gem. Formerly Pomaria, it is full of architectural treasures testifying to its glorious past. Its Medina, a mix of Arab and Andalusian influences, is home to the Great Mosque and the mausoleum of Sidi Boumédiène, the city's patron saint. Known for its crafts and lively souks, Tlemcen is also a source of inspiration for artists and writers. This city, a true cultural treasure, deserves to be discovered and preserved.

Set out to a fascinating journey to Timgad or Thamugadi known by its original name, founded in 100 AD by Trajan to the veterans of Rome, back in time to see and explore one of the enormous Roman ruins known as the Pompeii of Africa and were once buried under the sand. One hour and a half from Constantine, roughly 130 Km by car you will get to the vast ruins of Timgad is known for its huge size, about 50 hectares, symmetrical grid plan and two main oriented streets, large forum, baths, library and imposing Capitol with an incredible state of preservation. In this Timgad tour ,you’ll walk through the eerily abandoned streets of the ancient city and see one of the most spectacular structures in Roman Africa and with the help of our guides they will be able to bring the ruins dramatically to life and you’ll gain a unique insight into domestic life in antiquity.

Our guides are experts and children from Timgad and the Aurès region. The experience is most authentic. Discover the highlights of this ancient city on this full-day private tour. Stroll through the narrow, millennia-old streets of the famous Roman ruins of Timgad and then visit the museum that has inspired so many artists and historians. This program will allow you to fully enjoy your day learning about the Roman history of Timgad and Numidian of Medracen, while exploring the city for a great experience.

This 9-day journey with Oryx Voyage offers more than sightseeing — it’s an immersion into the soul of the Sahara. You’ll travel deep into the Tassili n’Ajjer, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its prehistoric rock art and surreal landscapes. Guided by authentic Tuareg nomads, you’ll explore hidden canyons, sleep under a sky filled with stars, and share stories around desert campfires. Unlike other tours, this one combines: Red Tadrart’s majestic dunes and natural rock sculptures, Oases like Essendilène, where life blooms in the heart of the desert, Tuareg music and traditions, culminating in a farewell dinner under the stars. It’s an authentic, exclusive, and soul-stirring experience designed for those who seek beauty, silence, and connection — not just travel.

Embark on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of the west of Algeria, where travelers will immerse themselves in a historical, gastronomic, and cultural delights. This meticulously curated tour is tailor-made for the intrepid traveler seeking an authentic and immersive experience in the heart of North Africa. Our adventure begins in Oran , you will see ancient ruins and archaeological sites but not only that you will taste traditionnel dishes and visit the souk , But the adventure doesn't end in Oran—our journey continues to the enchanting city of Tlemcen, where travelers will discover another facet of Algeria's cultural tapestry. Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant landscapes, Tlemcen exudes an air of timeless elegance, with its majestic mosques, ornate palaces, and lush gardens. we will see the last Andalousie heritage , on our 3rd day we will go back to your hotel in oran from tlemcen after seeing almost all what the city can give .

Nabil (and his staff) are knowledgeable of the area and can show you unique places not normally visited by tourists on their own. They will ensure your comfort and safety while you are guests in their "home." They will take you to safe restaurants if you choose to enjoy a moroccan meal, and will assist you in negotiating the best prices should you choose to take home any beautiful moroccan wares. Shukran. Thank you.

Annaba "ex-Bone" is the fourth largest city of Algeria located on the coastline of the Mediterranean sea. It has an excellent natural port that drew the Phoenicians here some 3000 years ago. The town is most famous for the theologian and philosopher Saint Augustine who was formed in Hippo Regius, one of the most beautiful Roman Ruins of Annaba. Let's explore this town full of story !

Immerse yourself in a guided tour unlike any other in Oran, where historical exploration meets perfect pacing for an enriching journey. The Best of Oran tour stands out with its comprehensive itinerary, spanning the city's captivating history from Arab conquerors' reign to enduring legacies of Spanish, Ottoman, and French influences. Unlike generic tours, it delves deep into Oran's past, unveiling hidden stories and overlooked gems. But it's more than just visiting landmarks. Designed with your comfort and engagement in mind, ample time for exploration, photography, and relaxation ensures you can absorb Oran's sights at your own pace. What truly distinguishes this tour is its commitment to responsible tourism. By choosing it, you're contributing to Oran's preservation and sustainability, prioritizing local engagement and support for a positive impact on the community.

Constantine is also recognized as Qasentina and it’s the capital of Constantine Province in the northern part of Algeria. Known as the City of Bridges, Constantine is a picturesque and dramatic city located on a plateau 640 meters above sea level, and almost totally surrounded by dizzying ravines with the Rhumel River flowing through. A city enmeshed in history; Constantine was founded by the Phoenicians who named it Sewa (royal city). It was taken over by Numidia who renamed it Cirta, before it fell to the Romans and later named after Emperor Constantine the Great.

For the sake of the desert, the Agafay desert is the best thing to do instead, the Agafay desert is not a Sand desert - but more sandstone and earthen plateau, Traditional mud-built villages, dusty riverbeds are interspersed with spectacular sumptuous pasture and vegetation in springtime. There we have a tea with the locals. The combination of these three valleys brings you into the fertile valleys where daily lives of the indigenous Berber cities moves with time honored traditions. Immerse yourself for a day and discover the real Morocco as you travel through this ancient landscape with its many hidden treasures and incredible vistas.

Djémila Known under its antique name Cuicul, is an establishment of an ancient Roman colony founded during the reign of Nerva (96 - 98 A.D.). The Roman town occupied a singular defensive position. Cuicul is one of the flowers of Roman architecture in North Africa. Remarkably adapted to the constraints of the mountainous site, on a rocky spur which spreads at an altitude of 900 m, between the wadi Guergour and the wadi Betame, two mountain torrents, the town has its own Senate and Forum. Around the beginning of the 3rd century, it expanded beyond its ramparts with the creation of the Septimius Severus Temple, the Arch of Caracalla, the market and the civil basilica. The site has also been marked by Christianity in the form of several cult buildings: a cathedral, a church and its baptistry are considered among the biggest of the Paleochristian period. The site of Djémila comprises an impressive collection of mosaic pavings, illustrating mythological tales and scenes of daily life.

Set out to visit Tiddis ,one of the underrated Roman ruins located in the northwest of Algeria, in the province of Constantine. The city was founded as a military outpost in the 3rd century and built on a hillside overlooking Constantine from a certain vantage point to defend the city against invaders. Upon your arrival, you can see a beautiful scenery of landscapes and a striking red earth with a magnificent hillock in which the site is located. Now, let's explore the mysteries of the Roman ruins built on this vast land.

Djémila the Beautiful one, Latin: Cuicul or Curculum, formerly Cuicul, is a small mountain village in Algeria, near the northern coast east of Algiers, where some of the best preserved Berbero-Roman ruins in North Africa are found. It is situated in the region bordering the Constantinois and Petite Kabylie (Basse Kabylie). In 1982, Djémila became a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique adaptation of Roman architecture to a mountain environment. Significant buildings in ancient Cuicul include a theatre, two fora, temples, basilicas, arches, streets, and houses. The exceptionally well preserved ruins surround the forum of the Harsh, a large paved square with an entry marked by a majestic arch.

onstantine, nicknamed “the City of Bridges”, is a true masterpiece of open-air history. Few people know that it takes its name from Emperor Constantine I and that it was the ancient capital of Numidia, Cirta. Built on an impressive limestone block and crossed by a spectacular canyon, the city is connected by numerous bridges that offer breathtaking views. Getting lost in its iconic neighborhoods is a journey back in time. The Ottoman Casbah, in the heart of the medina, houses the sumptuous Palais du Bey, while the Bardo district evokes the passage of the French colonial era. Constantine is not only a city to visit, it is an experience to live: its history, unique architecture and majestic panoramas make it one of the most fascinating cities in the world.

Constantine gives the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of emperors and empires, where ancient history whispers from every monument. it also a chance for you to immerse yourself in a vibrant culture where East meets West, then feast on a legendary culinary scene. From breathtaking sights to unforgettable bites, this is where your ultimate adventure comes to life.

Our guides, natives of Oran and real experts, offer you an authentic and immersive experience. Discover the treasures of the capital of western Algeria on a full-day private tour. Stroll through Oran’s historic and picturesque alleyways, then explore the majestic Fort of Santa Cruz and its surrounding park, a place that has inspired many artists, including the famous Kamel Daoud. This tour combines history, culture and exceptional panoramas, for a unique and memorable experience in Oran.

Tlemcen, a city with a rich heritage, is a little-known cultural gem. Formerly Pomaria, it is full of architectural treasures testifying to its glorious past. Its Medina, a mix of Arab and Andalusian influences, is home to the Great Mosque and the mausoleum of Sidi Boumédiène, the city's patron saint. Known for its crafts and lively souks, Tlemcen is also a source of inspiration for artists and writers. This city, a true cultural treasure, deserves to be discovered and preserved.

Set out to a fascinating journey to Timgad or Thamugadi known by its original name, founded in 100 AD by Trajan to the veterans of Rome, back in time to see and explore one of the enormous Roman ruins known as the Pompeii of Africa and were once buried under the sand. One hour and a half from Constantine, roughly 130 Km by car you will get to the vast ruins of Timgad is known for its huge size, about 50 hectares, symmetrical grid plan and two main oriented streets, large forum, baths, library and imposing Capitol with an incredible state of preservation. In this Timgad tour ,you’ll walk through the eerily abandoned streets of the ancient city and see one of the most spectacular structures in Roman Africa and with the help of our guides they will be able to bring the ruins dramatically to life and you’ll gain a unique insight into domestic life in antiquity.

Our guides are experts and children from Timgad and the Aurès region. The experience is most authentic. Discover the highlights of this ancient city on this full-day private tour. Stroll through the narrow, millennia-old streets of the famous Roman ruins of Timgad and then visit the museum that has inspired so many artists and historians. This program will allow you to fully enjoy your day learning about the Roman history of Timgad and Numidian of Medracen, while exploring the city for a great experience.

This 9-day journey with Oryx Voyage offers more than sightseeing — it’s an immersion into the soul of the Sahara. You’ll travel deep into the Tassili n’Ajjer, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its prehistoric rock art and surreal landscapes. Guided by authentic Tuareg nomads, you’ll explore hidden canyons, sleep under a sky filled with stars, and share stories around desert campfires. Unlike other tours, this one combines: Red Tadrart’s majestic dunes and natural rock sculptures, Oases like Essendilène, where life blooms in the heart of the desert, Tuareg music and traditions, culminating in a farewell dinner under the stars. It’s an authentic, exclusive, and soul-stirring experience designed for those who seek beauty, silence, and connection — not just travel.

Embark on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of the west of Algeria, where travelers will immerse themselves in a historical, gastronomic, and cultural delights. This meticulously curated tour is tailor-made for the intrepid traveler seeking an authentic and immersive experience in the heart of North Africa. Our adventure begins in Oran , you will see ancient ruins and archaeological sites but not only that you will taste traditionnel dishes and visit the souk , But the adventure doesn't end in Oran—our journey continues to the enchanting city of Tlemcen, where travelers will discover another facet of Algeria's cultural tapestry. Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant landscapes, Tlemcen exudes an air of timeless elegance, with its majestic mosques, ornate palaces, and lush gardens. we will see the last Andalousie heritage , on our 3rd day we will go back to your hotel in oran from tlemcen after seeing almost all what the city can give .

Nabil (and his staff) are knowledgeable of the area and can show you unique places not normally visited by tourists on their own. They will ensure your comfort and safety while you are guests in their "home." They will take you to safe restaurants if you choose to enjoy a moroccan meal, and will assist you in negotiating the best prices should you choose to take home any beautiful moroccan wares. Shukran. Thank you.

Annaba "ex-Bone" is the fourth largest city of Algeria located on the coastline of the Mediterranean sea. It has an excellent natural port that drew the Phoenicians here some 3000 years ago. The town is most famous for the theologian and philosopher Saint Augustine who was formed in Hippo Regius, one of the most beautiful Roman Ruins of Annaba. Let's explore this town full of story !

Immerse yourself in a guided tour unlike any other in Oran, where historical exploration meets perfect pacing for an enriching journey. The Best of Oran tour stands out with its comprehensive itinerary, spanning the city's captivating history from Arab conquerors' reign to enduring legacies of Spanish, Ottoman, and French influences. Unlike generic tours, it delves deep into Oran's past, unveiling hidden stories and overlooked gems. But it's more than just visiting landmarks. Designed with your comfort and engagement in mind, ample time for exploration, photography, and relaxation ensures you can absorb Oran's sights at your own pace. What truly distinguishes this tour is its commitment to responsible tourism. By choosing it, you're contributing to Oran's preservation and sustainability, prioritizing local engagement and support for a positive impact on the community.

Constantine is also recognized as Qasentina and it’s the capital of Constantine Province in the northern part of Algeria. Known as the City of Bridges, Constantine is a picturesque and dramatic city located on a plateau 640 meters above sea level, and almost totally surrounded by dizzying ravines with the Rhumel River flowing through. A city enmeshed in history; Constantine was founded by the Phoenicians who named it Sewa (royal city). It was taken over by Numidia who renamed it Cirta, before it fell to the Romans and later named after Emperor Constantine the Great.

For the sake of the desert, the Agafay desert is the best thing to do instead, the Agafay desert is not a Sand desert - but more sandstone and earthen plateau, Traditional mud-built villages, dusty riverbeds are interspersed with spectacular sumptuous pasture and vegetation in springtime. There we have a tea with the locals. The combination of these three valleys brings you into the fertile valleys where daily lives of the indigenous Berber cities moves with time honored traditions. Immerse yourself for a day and discover the real Morocco as you travel through this ancient landscape with its many hidden treasures and incredible vistas.

Djémila Known under its antique name Cuicul, is an establishment of an ancient Roman colony founded during the reign of Nerva (96 - 98 A.D.). The Roman town occupied a singular defensive position. Cuicul is one of the flowers of Roman architecture in North Africa. Remarkably adapted to the constraints of the mountainous site, on a rocky spur which spreads at an altitude of 900 m, between the wadi Guergour and the wadi Betame, two mountain torrents, the town has its own Senate and Forum. Around the beginning of the 3rd century, it expanded beyond its ramparts with the creation of the Septimius Severus Temple, the Arch of Caracalla, the market and the civil basilica. The site has also been marked by Christianity in the form of several cult buildings: a cathedral, a church and its baptistry are considered among the biggest of the Paleochristian period. The site of Djémila comprises an impressive collection of mosaic pavings, illustrating mythological tales and scenes of daily life.